Acrochallenge!
Well, that week is here. That week where we not only get to gorge ourselves senseless, but most of us get not one, but two days off from work. Hooray for Thanksgiving!
And hooray for acromania, and by now you'd have to be a complete and total boob to not have guessed what this week's acrotopic is. That's right, it's Christmas. No, no, no, it's Thanksgiving. In fact, it's "The First Thanksgiving."
So whatever your thoughts are on how it was, how it really was, and what the history books neglected to tell us, spill your guts in this week's acro.
All the other rules are the same. Everyone gets three entries to come up with the best acronym they can that not only matches the topic above, but the letters below, which were randomly drawn from the acrobasket. The acrobasket likes yams. A lot. I mean, that basket can put away the yams like nobody's business. Anyway, I'll be reading over the entries tomorrow night at about 10pm est, and doing the judging. The winner gets a pilgrim's hat made out of black construction paper, and the losers get a turkey made out of a paper plate. Well, with those prizes, you'll all be winners, right?
So again, the topic this week is "The First Thanksgiving." The letters:
J M P A M C T
And there you have it. A feast of acro. Now go away, you're bothering me.
Betland's Olympic Update:
* Pedicure tonight. Toe polish color? A grapey-looking number called "Don't Wine, You Can Do It." I mean, that's bad even for nail polish namers.
4 Comments:
J M P A M C T
Jesus munched, picked ass, mooned catholic travelers.
Jell-0 molds predated, apple merangue could tempt.
Jettisoning marooned Pinta, Americans munched castrated turkey.
J M P A M C T
Judgmental, misguided Puritans and Massasoit’s crew: Thanksgiving.
Just make pie. Already murdered countless turkeys.
Juniper makes perfect accessory! Massachusetts Couture Team
Jews, muslims, protestants, and miscellaneous celebrated Thanksgiving.
Joyfully, madcap pilgrim-americans made cranberry-turkey.
Jests made pilgrims announce "Mayflower Compact - thanks!"
Jedidiah Mason, Pilgrim, ate much crispy turkey.
John married Priscilla. And Myles? Cried terribly.
"Jesus, more pumpkin?" all moaned, completely tired.
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